Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09

is Joseph Blake of Eppng.
The following are from the New York
Gazette of 176S:
70 cover, at Philip Platt's, Little
Plains, L. L., at SIS, the beautiful chest
nut horse called Bachelor. He was got
by Mr.. Ben. Rogers famous horse Gar
land out of an Arabian mare of Lord
Grosvenor's, etc. Just imported; 10
hands; descended from the best blood in
the world.
| Wildair, the noblest of stations, is in
perfect health and will serve mares at
the Bowery this season. Excellent grass
and good attention. Enquire for Thorn
as Hodginson.
In the New England Chronicle, printed
at Boston, we find, in 1776:
Strayed or stolen, a large mare of a
dark red, about 10 hands high; trots and
PAGES.
In 1777 another strayed or stolen horse
is advertised-this one bay, about II
number of others, at least 20, advertised
in New England, Pennsylvania and else
where, all of which were 10 hands and
under.
$1,000 Dollars Reward Stolen out of
the stable of Mr.. Dana, Innholder at
Brookline, brown horse about IA hands
high; also wagon, etc. Whoever will
discover the thief or thieves, so that he
lnr tn met nd
the horse and goods recovered, shall re-
ceive the above reward, or $500 for the
horse only, by Elijah Wilds of Shirley.
Those following are from the Worces-
ter Spy of 1884,
, The half-blooded black Arabian sire,
got by the beautiful black horse import
ed from Arabia, and formerly owned by
Timothy Ruggles, Esq, of Hardwick,
and an English mare the property of
VIM. Oliver, Esq, of Hardwick.
(Signed) JOHN GREEN.
WANTED-A number of shipping
horses, from four to six years Old, natur-
al PAGERS, about II hands high.
Worcester, 10Th June, 1884.
TAKEN-A horse about IA hands high
well framed and thick set, dark red chest.
nut, dark name and tail.
Middletown, Essex Co., 17SS.
In the Connecticut Courant for 1893 i:
the following:
Ful-blooded horse Marquis in Itch
field 1872; got by imp. Whirligig, dan
by Bull Rock. Advertised by w. Bald
= win, Litchfield.
r Barnaby at East Windsor; of Ole
: Ranger breed.
Hyder ALL at Pennington and Yves
1 Hartford, directly from Maryland; go
by Arabian Ranger, formerly owned il
0 Hartford by Col. WHY'S; his dam in
| line from Othello, Spot, Cartouch, ole
= Traveller, Sudbury and Childers. He il
of a snow-whte color, 1913, bony
t lengthy, strong and active; in his figur
0 and elegance like old Ranger.
: Imported Vigour is advertised in Som
ers by Calvin Pitkin and described a
1872.
Samuel Latimer of Weathersfield ad
vertises the full-blooded black horse Fig
+ ure, at Weathersfeld and NewingtOn
! bred in Pennsylvania and got by Tru
Driton, dam by Bold Briton, grandam b,
the Narragansett horse Feather; fiv
years old, l6 hands. The same man ais,
- advertses Lofty.
The full-blooded horse Driver is adver
tised to stand at Kensington also Partne
in Ellington; Valient, by Roebuck, il
, West Sufiield, Ranger in East Windsor
- Smiling Star, bay, 1913, at Mansfield
Young James in Enfield; and King Phil
ip at the stable of VIM. Knox will receiv
30 mares. "This horse is supposed to b.
, the only one in the world of the Nara
, gansett breed unmiXed. Nothing neet
i be said in favor of this race of horses
= which have been the admiration of for
eigners as well as our own countrymen
He was raised by the Hon. Chas. Phelp
of Stonington, is fifteen hands high, of
bright bay color with black name, tai
). and legs and has been in the highest rep
Il utation for foals in the eastern part o
the State"
in the Norwich Packet of May 30, 1893
is advertised Young Ranger, at Lebanon
In the Porcupine Gazette, Philadel
phia, 1897, Revenge is advertised b,
James Hart and Liberty by Simon viii
mer. In IT'S in the same publication ar
advertised Revenge, English Bull, i'm
. ported, and Young Rockingham, all b,
James Hart, Philadelphia.
The following are from the New Hamp
shire Gazette of 1900:
Phenomenon, lately imported b.
- Lane, Baesley & Co., at Northampton
chestnut, l6 hands, nine years old.
Will stand this season in the stable O
Mr. George Lane, Marlborough, tn
: Ranger, from a good-blooded mare am